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Podcast to video maker

Make a video from your podcast mp3 with custom images

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ASPECT:

Image Library

Upload images to stage in your library. Selecting or adding an image automatically places it sequentially on the timeline track.
PREVIEW Timeline Preview
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Add an image to start visually populating your podcast timeline
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Add Podcast Audio
Add Podcast Audio

Upload your MP3 podcast audio from your device or cloud storage. The MP3 provides the audio track that your images are arranged around to create the final podcast video. You can replace the loaded audio with another MP3 before exporting if needed.

Add Images to the Video Timeline
Add Images to the Video Timeline

Upload images to the Image Library and add them to the timeline when you want them to appear in the video. Images can be placed sequentially so different visuals appear as the podcast plays. This lets you create a visual sequence instead of producing a video with only a static image.

Adjust Image Timing
Adjust Image Timing

Each image appears as a block on the timeline, and you can drag its edge handle to change its duration. This allows an image to remain visible for a shorter or longer part of the podcast. You can also adjust the position of a timeline block when you need to change when the image appears.

Choose the Video Aspect Ratio
Choose the Video Aspect Ratio

Select 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 depending on where you plan to use the podcast video. Landscape 16:9 works well for standard video displays, while 9:16 is suited to portrait-oriented platforms, and 1:1 creates a square video. Choosing the ratio before arranging your visuals helps you work with the intended video shape.

Customize the Background Fill
Customize the Background Fill

Choose from white, light gray, or dark slate background fills for the video canvas. The selected background can help fill the space around images when their proportions do not completely match the chosen video frame. This gives the visual layout a consistent background throughout the video.

Preview and Export the Finished Video
Preview and Export the Finished Video

Use the timeline preview and playback controls to check how the podcast audio and images work together before exporting. You can review image timing and the overall sequence and make adjustments if something appears too early or too late. When the timeline is ready, use Export Video to create the finished podcast video.

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Steps to Convert a Podcast to Video

1 . Upload your MP3 using the options.
2 . You can change the audio at any time.
3 . Choose an aspect ratio.
4 . Upload your images to the Image Library.
5 . Add images to the timeline in your preferred sequence.
6 . Adjust image duration and position on the timeline.
7 . Choose a background fill and preview the video.
8 . Click Export Video when the timeline is ready.

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Frequently Asked Questions


What does this podcast-to-video tool do?

It combines an MP3 podcast with images to create a video. You can arrange the visuals on a timeline, choose the video layout, preview the result, and export the finished video.

What audio format can I use?

The tool is designed to work with MP3 podcast audio. Use the Change MP3 option to load the audio you want to use anytime.

Can I replace the MP3 after creating my timeline?

Yes. You can use Change MP3 to replace the current audio. If the new podcast has a different duration, review your image timeline and adjust it as needed.

Can I add my own images?

Yes. Use Upload Images to add your images to the Image Library, then place the ones you want in your video on the timeline.

How do I add an image to my video?

Upload the image to the Image Library and use Add Image to Timeline to place it in the video sequence. The image will appear as a block that you can adjust.

Can I change how long an image stays on screen?

Yes. Drag the edge of an image's timeline block to increase or decrease its duration.

Can I move an image to a different point in the podcast?

Yes. Drag the image block along the timeline to change when it appears in the video.

Do images snap together on the timeline?

Yes. Images snap sequentially end-to-end, helping you create a continuous visual sequence without manually aligning every image.

Can I use multiple images in one podcast video?

Yes. You can upload multiple images and add them to different positions on the timeline. This allows the visuals to change as the podcast progresses.

Can I use the same image more than once?

If the interface allows the image to be added again from the Image Library, you can place the same visual at different points in the timeline. This can be useful when a particular image is relevant to multiple parts of the podcast.

How can I match an image to a specific part of the podcast?

Place the image at the appropriate point on the timeline and adjust its duration using the edge handle. Use the preview to check that the visual appears during the intended part of the audio.

Which aspect ratios can I use?

The tool provides 16:9, 9:16 (Portrait), and 1:1 aspect ratios. Choose the layout that matches the format you need for your finished video.

Which aspect ratio should I choose for my podcast video?

Choose 16:9 for landscape video, 9:16 for portrait video, or 1:1 for square video. Your choice can depend on the platform or screen format where you plan to use the video.

What happens when an image does not fill the video frame?

The remaining area of the canvas can be filled using the selected background option. This prevents empty areas around images that don't match the chosen aspect ratio.

Which background fills are available?

You can choose from white, light gray, and dark slate background fills. Select the option that works best with your images and video layout.

What should I do if an image stays on screen too long?

Drag the edge of its timeline block inward to shorten its duration. Preview the result afterward to make sure the next image appears at the right point.

Can I zoom the timeline?

Yes. The Timeline Zoom โˆ’/+ controls let you change the timeline view, which can make it easier to work with image placement and timing.

Can I preview the video before exporting?

Yes. Use the preview and playback controls to review the audio and image sequence before creating the final video.

Can I create a podcast video with just one image?

Yes. You can use a single image as the visual for the podcast instead of creating a sequence of different images. Add the image to the timeline and adjust its duration as required.

How do I export my podcast video?

After loading your MP3, adding and arranging your images, and choosing the aspect ratio and background, preview the project and click Export Video. The tool then creates the video using your podcast audio and timeline visuals.

How can I compress my video to reduce file size?

Use our Video Compressor or MOV Compressor to reduce file size while maintaining quality, making videos easier to upload or share.

Is there a tool to split or split videos into segments?

Yes, you can split videos using our Video Splitter and divide your videos into parts easily.

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